Hey - I've discovered some weird behaviour in my Squirrelmail installation. When a users tries to login to Squirrelmail on a machine/browser that allready has another Squirrelmail users logged into the same system, this login succeds. The allready logged-in session now becomes a session of the new user. While this is kinda confusing, it is not a problem. (Alltough I think the second user should have been denied login as long as the first user was logged in). The problem is that all of user #1's settings are totally overwritten by user #2's settings. (or vice-versa, I'm not sure) This is a big problem when it happens, which luckily isn't often. Is there anyway to prevent this from happening, or should I just instruct my users to always log off before letting someone else open a new browser window to check their mail? I'm running Squirrelmail 1.2.6, which I realize is a somewhat old version. Will an upgrade help?
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